CONTENTS:
- 'Zombies', 'cannibals', and 'super humans': a quantitative and qualitative analysis of UK news media reporting of the cathinone psychostimulants labelled 'monkey dust'. Atkinson A.M., Sumnall H., p. 299-315.
- Perspectives of people with opioid use disorder on improving addiction treatments and services. Lachapelle É., Archambault L., Blouin C., Perreault M., p. 316-327.
- Overdose response among trained and untrained women with a history of illicit drug use: a mixed-methods examination. Ataiants J., Mazzella S., Roth A.M., Sell R.L., Robinson L.F., Lankenau S.E., p. 328-339.
- Practices and policies of marijuana retail stores in the first two US states to legalize recreational marijuana sales. Lenk K.M., Wiens T., Fabian L.E.A., Erickson D.J., p. 340-348.
- Shining light on darkness: suicidal ideation and suicide attempt among Iranian women who do and do not use drugs. Ghaderi S., Morovat B., Masoumirad R., Noori R., Saeedi Moghaddam S., Moazen B., et al., p. 349-356.
- The relationship between amphetamine-type stimulant (ATS) use and violent crime in Penang, Malaysia: findings from a preliminary study. Singh D., Narayanan S., Harinderan K., Singh B., Vicknasingam B., p. 357-366.
- Implementation of the Icelandic Prevention Model: a critical discussion of its worldwide transferability. Koning I.M., De Kock C., van der Kreeft P., Percy A., Sanchez Z.M., Burkhart G., p. 367-378.
- Comment to Koning et al.: Implementation of the Icelandic prevention model: a critical discussion of its worldwide transferability. Kristjansson A.L., Sigfusdottir I.D., Mann M.J., Thorisdottir I.E., Allegrante J.P., p. 379-381.
- Response to comment by Kristjansson et al. on: 'Implementation of the Icelandic Prevention Model: a critical discussion of its worldwide transferability'. Koning I., De Kock C., van der Kreeft P., Percy A., Sanchez Z., Burkhart G., p. 382-384.